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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
CAN CONTRIBUTE.
THE LAWSON APPROPRIATION DE-.
CIpRD 10 BIZ A VALID ONE.
Row There 10 No Legal Objection to the
City Giving the Soldiers Homo
Further Help.

The Dispatch of yesterday stated
that the Mayor had sent to the City
Attorney for his opinion the City
Council resolution appropriating Sl2O
to secure the admission Of Captain Law
son to the Soldiers Home. Last night
he received the following in reply:
Hon. ". c. Darlington, Mayor.
Dear Sir,-In reply to yours of the
10th / submit the following:
You wish my opinion as to the le-
gality Of the resolution OF the Council
passed as follows:
"Resolued (the Board Of Aldermen
concurring), That the sum of sl20 be
and is hereby appropriated to the Sol
diers' Home for the maintenance OF
Confederate veterans hailing from the
city,"
The fact that the "home " is outside
of the city is immaterial, as section ~
of subdivision II of the charter au-
thorizes aid to be given by the city to
benevolent societies" in or near the
city.
The designation, "Soldiers' Home,
taken in connection with the fact that
the money is Tor the maintenance of
Confederate soldier, sufficiently identi-
fies the donee.
| don't think the fact that it is a
charity for special object affects the
powers given by the charter.
| am Of opinion that the appropria-
|sion is within the power of the Council
and valid Very truly,
G. '. MEREDITH,
City Attorney.
The Mayor said to Dispatch re-
porter that having received this opinion
he would approve the appropriation
with pleasure. He only wished the
amount were larger.
Whenever an effort has been made
heretofore to secure an appropriation
from the city to this institution it has
beon opposed on the ground that the
Council had no right so to apply the
city's money. Now that the City At
torrey has given his opinion on the
subject this objection will be removed,
and the friends of the "home" in the
Council think this will only be the nu-
cleus of a much larger sum to be APP
propriated next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

The Old Dominion Yacht and Fish
ing Club returned to the city Yesterday
from their annual cruise. They en-.
countered many storms, but had agood
time notwithstanding.
Coming up the river yesterday, IN
firing a gun by way pf salute, MIR. @;
B. Chalk was pretty smartly burned
about the face by powder discharged al
the vent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
The New Nain.Street Dry Goods
store.

The gentlemen who are getting stock
for rev Main-street dry goods store
recognize in Levy L Davis tirst-class
establishment, and their enterprise is
of course not in sntagonism to it. On
the contrary, their idea is that there
ought to be several such stores near tue
post Office, as it is well-known that
shoppers delight to go from one stock
to another in making their rounds.
Already a considerable amount of stock
has been subscribed, and the hope is
entertained that enough can be gotten
to insure "another retail dry goods
store Of the first order on Main street
near the post. Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
To n.,.,r w.,hiusse. Hall.

The Council Committee on Grounds
and Buildings. after adjourning their
investigation last night, held meeting
to consider the question OF improving
the roof OF the Washington Hall
Council chambeD building. Colonel
Cutshaw gave the committee an esti-
mate OF the cost. which will be trivial,
and it being evident that the repairs
are needed, the committee voted to
have them made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
NIGHT SESsIOE
wanted. an Uptown Hotel,

II fact that the St. Claire Hotel
has been again leased to Mr.. Hunter,
and placards on the Virginia House an
nounce that it is for rent, indicates
that Mr.. Ford has no present purpose
Of building new hotel. Anyway,
there is doubt In the minds Of many
whether, looking 20 the future, his site
at tie northwest corner OF Grace and
Ninth streets is the best that can be
selected.
The great expansion Of the city rail
way system and the opening mp OF the
LCc-monument grounds give to Rich
mond a large and beautiful western
territory, which in short while viii
be luilt up. If the city increases in
population as rapidly as We may rea-
sonabiy hore for the bulk OF her popu-
lation will be west of First street in ten
OF twenty years.
This IS a matter to be we'll consider
cd. Luckily there are half dozen
pretty sites for a hotel here, and at the
mopcr time there will be no trouble in
getting one 1T q reasonable figure.
What is wanted is that our men Of
means should get together, form a
stock company, and determine that
kiclmond shall have an mp town hotel.
Richmond capital has done much for
Birmirglam and st. Paul, and 10 little
for Duluth and Washington. ID. c.
Now let il five us what as n city W.
most need, what will most promote our
prosperity.
Richmond now has, or soon VIII have,
all the street railways She needs. She
las the Eyrd-Strcet station. She has
electric lights. She vii soon have the
Lee monument. She has park-con-
corts. SIZE has Il large and increasing
number OF nanufacturcs-in iact, cx-
cCptiDg an uptown hotel, size las mos.
Of the essentials Of prosperous city.
isit possible that there Is not saii-
cient enterprise and capital here 10
build this hotel?
Talk about vim, pluck, energy-ii
ecu have them, show them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
panni.ter d. Trouble Again,

William Bannister, colored hack.
man, was arrested yesterday on tho
charge of stealing from the person OF
Mr.. Victor Bargamin thirty dollars.
He was locked up in the Second po'
lice e-station, and will be before the Po-
lice Court this morning. Tho charge
being felony, bail was refused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
Heath avstsrau.

Mr.. II. X. Atkinson, OF Powhatan.
an inmate of the Soldiers' Home, died
at that institution yesterday evening ;
eyed fifty He was in the war .
member Of Dances battery, First Vir-
einia artillery, and was q good soldier.
His funeral will take place from tho
home this afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

application for admission 10 the asyluus
Dir. Lewis Wheat, the surgeon OF thu
jail, made special efforts to get her into
the asylum, but in vain. Refusing AZ
food, the deceased brought herself 70
death by starvation. Coroner Taylor
held an inquest, and the jury in their
verdict held that none Of the jail ofi-
GERS were TO blame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Manufacturers who will employ ono
hundred men and upwards who wish
to locate at Kansas City, No, can get
donations Of land, with all necessary
switch facilities, by applying to 0s-
borne Il Powell. Rooms l3 and II
Wales building. Kansas City. Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
T.. r.. Lee Battery.

The Petersburg Hder-hppcat pub
fishes letter from Major W. Z. Sinons
to the captain of the r. E. Lee battery
urging that command TO come TO Rich
mond ON the occasion OF the dedication
OF the Lee monument grounds. The
invitation has not yet been acted on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
E0R SALE OR RENT. q

AS WISH TO RETIRE FROM TuY
BAR AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS. h.
ofier for sale or rent, on reasonable terms,
my HANDSOME BRICK BUILDING, No. IS
Bolllngbrook street, together with
BAR AND RESTAURANT FIxrUREs.
including TWO FINE BiLLIARD-TABLES.
with all pecessary spparssaances The baiid-
ing is one OF II not the
BEST EQUIPPED or ITS KIND IN THE
STATE.
and TO person wishing 10 engage Ia the bar
and restaaran; business this ofsr . rare op-
portunity. The building has In Il eight well-
lighted and ventilated bedrooms.
sa7-iw JULIUS LIRBRRr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
GkUGERiEs. &c.

CHICKEN, DUCK, TURKEY, HAM,
FRESH FRUITS AND FlsH. In gIsss and can,
suitable for lunches and pic nics. at
tyss MCCARTHY & HAYNES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

CHEWNiNG & ROSE, ls NJ, commissioners
sale Of tho truck farm known n "Olney,
three miles north Of Richmond: also, DIilf-
ing lots on Broad street extended.
POWERS G CO., ie NJ. grapes
+. II. WILLIAMS, 1879 A. H.. furniture. SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Died from eIf.ttn p0ses sSsurvsssO"'
Nancy West, colored woman fifty
three years Of age, died in jail night
before last. She was long faithful
servant OF Mr.. T.. Kersey, but insanity
having developed she was week or 50
ago examined by commission OF lu-
macy and committed 70 Jail pending
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
Ca,,toi.s,reet Sidewalk.

The city is having the sidewalk on
the northern side of the Capitol Square
rslaid-a great and praiseworthy inn
prOvement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

It was shown that this work hal been
as well managed and had been as free
from errors as any large Job on which
any OF the witnesses lad ever worked.
Mayor Darlington, at the suggestion
Of Colonel Cutshav, asked each OF
these witnesses if he was afraid that his
testimony would influence those in au-
thority to discharge him. Each one
very promptly answered in the Mega
five
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Mr. Jobson is freight clerk Of the Seaboard
rCRcanoke railroad. well known In this city
and Portsmouth, where ho resides- lie writes
o card explanatory Of his own case:
eos QUEEN sTREET,l
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 20. 1887. !
Si'iG Specific Company, 1udntd, Co.:
Gentlonen,-When was eight years old I
Was poisoned with oak. The poison remained
in my system for ABOUT twenty years, whom
four years ago, II broke out violently all over
my face, hands, and body. had to set for
days with my hands stretched out. I could do
nothing. | had used every kind Of local ap-
plication that the doctors gave without any
permanent relief During this virulent and
general breaking out took n course Of eix boz
ties Of $. s S, and they entirely cured me.
From that day ill now have had no sign Of
tho poison.
know :. &. s. 10 he one of tho best blood
purifying medicines in the world. i use Il a. n
general family medicine, and would not be
without Il as a spring medicine for many times
it5 cost Yours truly.
b. c. W. JOBSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Mr.. Sullivan wanted to know ii the
committee would insure the witnesses
examined that what they sail in evi-
dence should have no effect in causing
them to lose their positions. He did
not mean to charge anything OF the
kind. but knew that if a witness testi-
fed against his boss it would be a very
easy matter for the boss to take out hia
spite by dischargiug him, and this
might affect the witnesses in testifying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
pIcHNOND COLLEGE

sres,or srprryBER 81, 1871, TO JUNE a.
1888.
.,o.,., ,,,nrerTDeSr SCHOOLS, com
light iNDaf e 20 I,,(ilrl well equipped; eo9i II
Psgy y,5s "ssa museum special eoqrso, % s
iS;as: s lea lsahtai iocs5n stit"6.ys iarss sad airy
eiegsat halls and class rooiis' Spearsonsl and
dorfnitoros; high si1nu si,. sn.;ei snd religious
Surroundings. ,.oo, students, so'-oo )
Of ro.ident about SIC tor nm s,or~siion "a 10
Tor catalogue WIN M TRACTION degrees
fees, &c, sddfefs :, II the Faculty,
a.. ~ itet-----------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Mr.. Snead, in reply to what Nr.
Pizzini bad said, stated that Wedncs-
dav afternoon Mr.. Sullivan made the
motion which he (Snead) said at the
time lie intended to make, that the III
vestigation be suspended until Mr..
Pizzini could be present Hc desired,
in explanation, to say that in voting
for and endorsing this action he did 50
with the impression on his mind that
Mr.. Pizzini had Information that
would lie Of benefit to the committee.
Mr. Pizzini asked Why he thought
thus.
Nr. Snead replied that he was IN
able to say from what source he re-
ceived his information upon which to
base this opinion. He supposed, how
ever, that it was due to the fact that
Mr.. Fizzini was the author Of the reso-
luton for the investigation. lie there
fore thought Mr.. Pizzini knew what ii
was expected TO prove and by whom to
prove 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

TCTiHTA FEMALE 1I,~ RALD-
q STAuSTox. I VA, MISS ,iMIAAngER MAIZE Il !. ISL
Mn. fEIxcipAI, OPENS snrl naraa,ssd location;
cLosEs JUNE. isss: ,nssppiimens n.sosppppinimens. Fur Fa
buildings, grounds snr isnrivsiled adyantages ~. W
Sgurs Tufrie i Isagusges, Elocuiion' Az"
ipr. ana rhyticsl Culture, ,,,.b course. $3.50
Board. Be-. ac., with in.i .',as months
for feii particulars spp'' : Sc s2-eodzma- s2a--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

M ho. noAsbISc a1 AND DAY scno9sl ssss rifiy. iHs
miro street. N Y. The same am,ssoed. sgs with ia.
fessors and teachers " ssessfn yer begins
Dortant sdditiona Twsus wsWk kfStktEtV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
SHILOH'S MEETING
WORK OF THIS CoLoRED BAPTIST AS
ISOLATION YESTERDAY.
Sketch Of the neutrality-suspicious.
and sermons- -Hartshorn' Memo
rial College.

The Shiloh (colored) Baptist Asso-
ciation met again yesterday morning.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by Revs. 4. Thurston and L. II. John
ston.
The president introduced Mr.. John
Oliver, who extended an invitation to
the association to visit the Industria!
School, on Moore street.
Committees on framing work for the
convention were appointed and the let
ters from churches were read.
An invitation was extended to the
association by Miss Dyer to visit the
Hartshorn Memorial College. Ac-
copied.
The association decided to visit the
school in a body at ) o'clock to-day.
Rev. j. II. Presley, missionary. was
introduced end made five minutes
speech and sang two pieces-one in the
Vi tongue and the other in Duala.
Adjourned at ! o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
devotional exercises we're conducted
by Rcvs. G.. NJ Crawley, Lee Jones,
and George Boswell.
The first business was the reception
of two new churches, reading of letters
from the churches, reception OF the
committees reports, and a discussion
thereon until the time of adjournment.
NIGHT SESSION.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by Rev. A. Binga, Jr.. assisted by
Revs. A. Thurston and Il. +. Morris, OF
Lynchburg. After these exercises Rev.
J. Herndon introduced Rev. 4. Bings,
Jr., who proceeded to set forth the past
and present social, moral, and reli-
sicus condition of the Baptists OF Nir-
ginia.
}. L. Brown, who has been clerk for
seven years, had, on account OF press
of work, to resign his position. The
association filled his place by clectiug
NJ. Il. Jones, of Richmond.
a collection was made 10y Rev. J. 4.
Taylor for mission work in Africa, aud
the association adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Three Years FOR Horse. Steaiimgs
Willis Bradley (colored) has been re-
ceiyed at the penitentiary from Buck.
ingham county to serve q term OF
three years for horse-stealing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

HOME INFLUENCE,
HOME COHORTS,
CO1.pErENT TEACHERS,
COMPLETE COURSE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

made to pay costs md required to give
security for their good behavior for SIX
months.
The County Board OF Supervisors
will meet on Saturday the 9th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

4LBENARLE FEMALE lNoIl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
NOT True.


Mr.. Sheriff. superintendent in charge
of the work, in reply to what MIR. Piz-
zini said about men having been dis
charged for chipping OF small pieces
OF stone, said that this nc desired to con
tradict. In the matter of discharging
men great care had been exercised. 1t
WIS possible that n man had been dis
charged for chipping the first stone,
but in nearly and he thought all cases
they had been allowed to break several
before beirg discharged.
Mr. Pizzini said he knew personally
of one case in which stone-cutter
was discharged for chipping off cor
her that would not weigh more than
two ounces, and that Mr.. NetherwoOd
acknowledged that he believed it
was done accidentally. Mr.. Pizzini
when up before said that he
believed the whole south wall
was out of the way. He wanted this
investigation because justice to all,
after what he had heard publicly as
serted, demanded it. II the city's
money was being wasted it was his
duty and that of bis associates to put a
stop to it.
Mr.. Sheriff said he did not dispute
that there had been such discharge as
the one alluded TO by Mr.. Pizzini, but
he had never known of such an one.
COLONEL cUrsHAw.
Colonel Cutshnw took this OCCASION
| 10 address the committee, reiteratinc
what he had said in the commencement,
that while this was tedious proceed
ing, it was one that, since it had been
gone into, affected the public. the
Council, the committee, the employ.
ers, and the employees, and should
be conducted with care. He thought
the charges should be specified
either verbally or in writing
and upon the authority of some re
spopsible person or persons. This in
yestigation. he thought, had been con
ceiyed in the wrong spirit The com
mittee should proceed upon some es
tablished rule, and should know who
was being investigated and for what
certainly not on the "assertion " o.
some unknown somebody.
| THE MAYOR.
Mayor Darlington said the resolution
of the Council provided what shoulC
be inquired into, and he was conduct
ing the examination under it. H.
thought, however, that this was onl,
an inquiry upon which TO prefe
charges against whomsoever tho testi
mory points toll II proves TO b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

RETHEL CLASSICAL AND MILL
IL TARY ACADEMY. Course Of study, ten
branches. Medical snd Law courses prepare
tory % the University OF Virginia. Half session
go. No extras. Address Major 4. G.. SMI I'll,
Bethel academy PosI-ofiice. Fauquier county
Va 29-deOd10tEW3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

EDyCtTIOSAE.
GALEM FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ SALEM. ". C.

iIealih'ul location; beautiful grounds: am
pie buildings, with comfortable study-parlors,
sleeping aicoyes. bathing. rooms. Well-graded
and advanced courLc Of siudy. Special fscil-
ties FOR MUSIC, ART. LANGUAGES, and COW
hhkClhL STUDIES. Refined hOmc-life. with
good Christian tIaining; special care Of the
individual pupil. EEhty-thrce yenrs Of con-
tnuOus experience and more than GOO
alumnn. For catalogue address
PRINCIPAL SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY
j. 9LcoGlm Salem. y. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

Mr.. Pizzini said further that it was
almost an impossibility for him to at
tend afternoon meetings Of the com
mitiee, aud heintended TO move before
tie adjournment that hereafter the cx-
animation be conducted in the daytime.
He was willing to met the committee
at 9 4. N. and stick with them until
late in the afternoon day after day lin
til tie investigation is concluded.
The Mayor agreed with MIR. PizEinl
that it was better to have !he investiga-
sicn in the daytime. lie, however, was
at the committees service. and ready 60
be with them at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
-.--II-,-,Innr I-NINERSITY HIGH

L TNNORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
g. SCHOOL. NEAR ANHDRSr COURT
Toi>F. VA.-Sixleolth session viii begin
SrlI lisl' EiiiffR $. iss,; H. 4. s,rolc Nlaa.he-
p.,..,al ,.essIi.t rivcr.ity Il virginia. Priu-
cual. O.. u. Harding, Ph. y. Z. .ohns iioPnlns aa
s,.are-. a. e-rge Mex. Balm. ". a. University
n Xtreir,aA Assistant in Languages. FOR
'''"'''o jy l7-oodlm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
TIuUTA-~INTu ANNTAL SESSION OPENS
SEPTEMBER liIn.

The c0ursc ,f study S. arranged according 10
tho IutrrsiIy eyst~m, aAd rs divided iuiO
tirlt fcYculcut schools.
Candidates fl~ the fun dcgrce are required
a. complete tie courses % Philosophy,
Natufal >1tne0, trei.h. y, N,fOty, Haih'. ma
tcs. Fuc'ish Literature, Ancient ana Io1'rh
language.
1hcI.t,rMy Degree ID conferred on those
raplctluc fvc a. these schools.
Tie NUe.cai pcIG-tmeut crioy7 renuta-
tion for ,hoioLgane-s; md s9ma of the nnesl
toaehcis in tlo >oCih and Vest are scnt ont
from N,i- school
special care Il Civou o. Voice building. The
students q Music have. IN Richmond, an pp-.
rrfiulitv Of l0sriug claasi Al music ahi OF
forming correct muiical taste.
Tho Arr Department H. PRESIDED OVcr by
ErrDTean artist of wide reputation.
EihmDud is noted for it- culture aul rsonc-
mont. ani parents and guardians hppfe ato
si suriouudiucs for yoluS ladies'
The health reco.l is uDfUrp pescd, enurc Hcs-
eionp having phsisd without ilo neces$ty OK
lhysicifRs visit; and in history OF thirty,
i've years nei a s.nsl, death has occurred
among Tie tosrlcrs The tfy ~ not sutltct
fo flc rralariE Of tilo watsr, and is ifco from
"a, pulmonary diseases ot the mountains;
for catalogue. dress tho ffla ;iphi, Li&sA- &
mD-d, Va J! '--'n' ~ ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
LATE wUATuER REPORT.

10y telegraph % Tho DIspatch,I
WASHINGTON. u. G.. August I2-l 4. M-For
p Virginia, fair weather In tho wcstefa
grrn portion, local thunder-s;orms, iol-
ftkIk lowed by fair weather, IN the eastern
portion westerly winds. becoming va
p riaDle. slight changes In tcnpora-
turc.
For North Carolina and South Carolina. fair
weather, slight changes ia temperature, winds
generally from south 30 west
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

nANVILLE COLLEGj,lE; g. ;,,p FOX o,
lcyTG LADiEs.-R. Il; saARP' JE;' e
g. s. Iuivcraiiy q virginia, fi.aino,i olege,.
LluEION, H. NJ. lgindolph-N -Nsooh, 'c,,peT cToeri,
Az strut Principal. foil III JyipSS SSF5STrIBER
,d g qfoSoSrl 'oSoSr ,sGlisoo and hea,ng o,d iosi
nsr rIaaos and new furniture tAs9Usaoa- l1ers.
standard high. with thorough coa's0F Fl.t ~ csss
i,.r i, tre feardinc departments spee any. any.
Iaroraro stcscily Increasing. Term 'JrS io'
Moderate. FOR Catalogues ana iu''''0'
f..;lal' o., address. Is her Nt9fe, eyApp
errp S,.E H2w&Wst bel'...o' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
Niss sAILEY D.. HANNrB PaNclrN-

TrCUNOND TLNALE INSTI-
= 1ltt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12
HIGH SCHO III,
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA

a Thoroughly Equipped Nchooi oi "'s" w ''''''
fc- Boys aul Young Meu. ....,,
Tre fwcuff-encunl annual tc'o'O" W."
fo,,.ts.,cuc or special information. apply
t ~. b. ABBOT, Principals
=. IL. r.Il..nn H.-t-NII.n. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

For ulue.-o'el catalogue, address
J. l.. MASS EI, Principal,
fv.rt.v..r stanton. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-12

rn.u~nrs.cd in qualify Of ins,ruction, u
fle'y.fr,.r.- and beauty Of location, Ia Prov
f,. for comfort of pupus. Terms 'o''
''''' "--'' ". p. pICKlNSON.,
priu.lDnl.